By James
Hirsen
Over the last
three-plus years, the Obama administration has taken the blame game to a new
low. This would be pathetic in and of itself, but in the finger pointing process
the administration has also cultivated a twisted sort of expertise in its
ability to manufacture scapegoats and deflect responsibility for its own serial
missteps.
Of course, the
administration's tried-and-true target of blame over the course of Obama's
presidential tenure has typically been former President George W. Bush,
particularly when accountability for serious economic blunders has needed to be
pinned elsewhere.
The most recent
scapegoat that has been fashioned by the administration and affirmed by its
mainstream media cohorts is some crudely produced film footage, upon which blame
has been heaped for the assault on our embassies and the murders of the U.S.
ambassador to Libya along with three of our fellow Americans. Obama's defense
forces in the mainstream media have promulgated the narrative that on the
eleventh anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center, 400 people
stormed a U.S. embassy as an expression of outrage over a movie trailer.
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